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| Bath Bath is a city of all Seasons. The famous Jane Austen lived in Bath and set many of her novels here, as did Charles Dickens. Throughout the city the honey coloured stone buildings are built in tiered ranks, crescents, parades and squares are interspersed by spaces, which sympathetically link buildings and landscape. |
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Bath The best way to start your visit to Bath is to go to the Roman Baths for a tour and then the Pumps room for tea. You can then visit the Abbey and continue up to the Circus and Royal Crescent. |
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Shopping Bath has wide range of shops from boutiques to antique stores. The hotel is about 5-10 minutes walk from the centre of town. A brochure on antique stalls is available at the hotel or the following website www.babaada.com. A guide to Bath's unique shops is available at the hotel or www.realshops.co.uk Restaurants Most of the main restaurants are within easy walking distance where one can sample local food such as Bath Buns, Sally Lunn Cakes, and most famous of all Bath Oliver's. Bath caters for all tastes from the famous Sally Lunn teashop to five star and Michelin rated restaurants. Leaflets are again available at the Hotel or try the following website: www.bath-restaurants.com Live Music For a list of live music events and pubs and clubs have a look at http://www.bathgigs.co.uk/ |
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